Good Study Cafes
Finding a good cafe where you can focus and study is harder than it sounds but Philly has plenty of good options. Most coffee shops are starting to enforce strict “no laptops/ tablets” policies in order to stop people from hogging and taking up tables for hours so they can work from home or study. But there are still some that cater to students and people who want spaces they can get their work done in peace. Some good options include Caphe Roasters in Philadelphia. It is mainly designed to seat plenty of customers, especially those looking for good work from home cafe. They have Wi-Fi, comfy couches, and great Vietnamese coffee that gives you the energy kick to keep studying and working.
Caphe Roasters
located in 3400 J Street, Philadelphia, PA 19134
University city Recommendations
Located in university city, Madis coffee and Haraz Coffee House are both very popular with students who go to study with their friends. There’s seating and there are outlets to charge your laptop. Also due to the fact that university city is filled with students, going to a cafe and staying there for a few hours studying wont feel uncomfortable or like you are taking up space since everyone there is a student and does the same. If you like cozy spaces and somewhere more quieter than Warehouse cafe on Fairmount ave is a good option. It’s a neighborhood favorite and not a lot of people go there so you don’t have to worry about crowds. They have great breakfast menus and large tables to put all your books and gather your friends around for a study session.Another option is Alchemy coffee, which has an opposite vibe. It’s more of a minimal clean vibe but bring headphones because it gets crowded and loud sometimes.